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Scenes from a Broken Hand

Andrew Ordover

Thoughts on teaching, writing, living, loving, and whatever else comes to mind

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Shorter Sharper Saner

The Problem

I wonder sometimes if the enchantment with strongmen that we’re seeing is happening not because of the power and effectiveness of anyone offering themselves to us, but just because the audience has gotten bored with the sh...

5 days ago
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You Can't Escape the Apple

You don’t have to be a religious person to be familiar with the story of Adam and Eve. It would be difficult to grow up in America and not be exposed to some images, somewhere, of the two biblical ancestors—naked or clothed, with or without...

12 days ago
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The Binaries Are Killing Us

I Blame the Zoroastrians

I do. It’s all their fault.

The ancient people of what is now Iran had a religion, dating at least back to the 2nd millennium, BCE, that posited a creator-god and a destroyer-god set in eternal battle with e...

19 days ago
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[2026 Re-post] What We Learn from Our Teachers

When online learning started creeping into the world, many teachers reacted with suspicion and alarm, assuming that the adoption of technology would interfere with, rather than help, their daily work, and would most likely be deployed by ad...

a month ago
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Books Make the Best Gifts!

I shared this post back in November, before the winter holidays, but now that summer is creeping towards us (really slowly, in some parts of the country), I thought I’d do another round of shameless self-promotion.

EVERYBODY NEEDS A NEW BO...

a month ago
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